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And yet somehow we're very likely going to win a World Series without him. -
I thinking maybe Jake Bauers is the guy Vaughn could reasonably go in for.
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Whoa we don't allow those words on this site.
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Cramp
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Murphy is saving Vaughn for the pitcher's spot.
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I like scoring runs!
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Oh I knew what you meant, I was telling you how completely and utterly meaningless it is to reference it.
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This might be weird but the thing I'm regretting most about the loss last night is that Cooper Pratt's home run went from a spectacular all-time franchise defining moment that would have lived forever in the minds of every Brewers fan to just a really cool thing that happened in that one game they lost.
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If losing a heartbreaker was going to prevent a team from winning the next one I'd go back in history to Game 3 where the Rays suffered a 10-1 loss, with their lone run being a garbage time non-factor, to them manning up the next night and snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. If the Rays can get up off the mat and rally so can the Brewers.
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A 9 ERA what are you talking about? You're just overthinking it. It's not that complicated. Again, if they cared one bit about that run scoring they wouldn't have just let the guy have 2nd base for free. That inning was as efficient as it needed to be. Woody isn't the first choice or 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th. He's there if he's needed and I have no issue if he has to be put in again when it counts. If they're getting that deep they just need guys that can pitch at that point but that's why he's here.
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Is this really what everybody's problem is with Woodruff? He gave up a run? What was he supposed to do, nibble and dip and dive and duck around the strike zone with a 10 RUN LEAD??? You pitch in the strike zone, get three outs and go home. He looked plenty fine to me. The only concern I'd have about him pitching again is if he is physically is unable to so. He gave up two singles, didn't walk anybody and K'd one. He threw 18 pitches, 13 for strikes. They scored their run because a runner advanced to second base on fielder's indifference and they hit another single. They didn't care about the run. But we do? Tough crowd.
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The Brewers offense doing nothing most of the night is the true culprit here, Your have to use your stud relievers just keeping a game tied is just not the path to success. Needed to score runs and they just couldn't do it.
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Sigh.
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So cool that the Rays remembered how to hit. Thanks.
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It's the World Series, nothing's easy.
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Fudge.
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Wow, if anyone was going to do it, it was COOOOOP!! He's the only guy hitting tonight.
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I'm not feeling it tonight. Their good contact has been foiled and it feels like there hasn't been enough of it. Only takes one though.
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I think the reason so few teams put up a fight being down 0-3 is just not believing they can come back. It's got to be super demoralizing to get beat down game after game, the pressure to win is so high. I think some teams summon enough intestinal fortitude to avoid a sweep and then relax because they saved face. All comes down to how much fight the Rays have in them. Do they just want the one win and roll over or are they ready for it to end? Hope it's one of those and not the "we're going to make history and win this thing" type determination.
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I have a feeling Aranda is going to be in there regardless of who starts. That could make starting Harrison a shrewd play if Murph (and us fans) has the stomach for it.
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There might be something to that, yeah. I remember thinking after game 1 that the Brewers had shed any rust their 7 day layoff may have built up. Who's to say Rasmussen pitching in game 1 wouldn't have had more success than against a rustless Brewers lineup in game 2?
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Honestly though, Nick Martinez had the best start of the three. He went 5 innings and allowed 2 ER. That's a solid start and it ended up being a 3-2, one run loss. Hard to argue he shouldn't have pitched game 1, in hindsight. I thought the Rays had a good reason to hold Ras and Freddy back to give them extra rest. It just didn't work out.
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It's a mixture of sand and ground coconut husk. It's part of how their sports turf is constructed. It's supposed to provide truer bounces of the ball similar to natural grass turf.
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Chourio and Contreras currently neck and neck odds to win WS MVP. Thing is, when this was published about 2 hours ago, Chourio had a slight lead, so it's tipping towards Contreras and may continue to do so.
